PRODUCTS: Golf Course
Washington Rock produces high-quality top dressing sand, gravel, compost blends, and drain rock for some of the best golf courses in the state.
Private and public golf courses throughout Washington State use our golf course-grade sand and gravel products. Our clients include The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge, Aldarra Golf Club, The Home Course, Chambers Bay, The Golf Club at Newcastle, and all three Suncadia Resort golf courses.
Our product offerings include
- Fairway Top Dressing Sand and Greens Top Dressing Sand (available kiln-dried)
- Custom compost-sand blends
- Trail Rock and 5/8″ Minus for cart paths
- Pea Gravel and Drain Rock for drainage
Our top dressing sand improves the look, functionality, and playability of golf courses.
Golf courses that top dress their greens and fairways with high quality sand at least twice per year after aerating them will enjoy healthier grass, reduced thatch buildup, less scalping, and better ball-roll distances. Courses will drain better after rainstorms and play more consistently year round.
We help golf courses provide the best possible experience to their members. We work hard to ensure that our sand provides proper drainage, healthy grass, and a consistently predictable experience for players seeking the perfect game of golf.
Our golf sand is double washed.
Washington Rock provides our golf customers with clean sand that meets our customers’ rigorous requirements. Our greens-grade golf sand is double washed to make it consistently clean.
Our kiln-dried greens sand falls easily into aeration holes.
Our kiln-dried sand is the driest top dressing sand available. It falls easily into and fills holes punched by aerating, helping the course to drain.
Our products are USGA tested.
See the results of our USGA testing here. We are also proud members of the Golf Course Builders Association of America (GCBAA) and the Western Washington Chapter of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA).
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